Sentence examples for started to breed from inspiring English sources

Pairs having no suitable cavities in their territories started to breed less frequently, but no difference was detected in young produced per breeding attempt between cavity nests and stick nests.

In 1980 he bought his own land and started to breed pigs.

My father originally bought the mother of the dog and we started to breed – and we still do.

The silk trade here dates from the 13th century, when villagers started to breed silkworms along the banks of the Mekong and Bassac rivers.

Sea eagles started to breed in the Oostvaardersplassen in 2006, and have since spread beyond its borders.As the herbivore populations grew, food supplies became thinner, and so did the animals.

Of course it didn't because torrent sites and file-sharing programs started to breed like Gremlins.

More data from known-aged birds are needed to answer the question about age at first breeding, but we can say on average, red-tailed hawks start to breed at 3 years old.

"Now they're starting to breed better queens," Branch said.

For example, some birds can start to breed if the temperature goes down too low".

That means bacteria will start to breed, and it will start to smell after just three to four days.

They start to breed as early as 6 months of age, bearing litters of as many as 10 piglets.